Does this works on veneers? Or should I just stick with rinsing and brushing with Colgate Fiber White and Hydrogen Peroxide? Might work the same.
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I have porcelain on my two top front teeth and it works great - very gentle but it still whitens.
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Yes it does work on veneers..Probably not much better than the Colgate and Peroxide, which is less expensive.
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You probably need something different than I have. I use 20 volume peroxide with the color -equal amounts. However I am using a darker color. Now I am practically white but I've always done it this way-still works. Not sure about lightening.
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I'm not sure what your fake tooth is made of so I wouldn't know about yours but I have an enamel filling that matches the color on my front tooth and it does not whiten that part of my tooth. I would call and ask your dentist.
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Yes, you brush your teeth first, floss, no mouthwash, apply Opalescence PF 35% between 1 or 2 hrs if you can stand it (I do ). When I am done, take out trays I clean them softly with the toothbrush, rinse your mouth only 2 or 3 times to get the access gel off, no mouth wash. 2 things I have found out, Relief ACP is a gel almost like the whitening one but this is to soothe your gums and teeth sensitivity and it is great because it actually makes your teeth shine. Right after I whiten, rinse, I put the Relief ACP in the trays and keep them up for an hour. Also Colgate has a special toothbrush called Floss Tip Bristles, it is extremely soft bristles and it is great in case your gums are sore or burn, great investment. One more Tip Using Rembrandt Deeply White mouthwash will actually help remove wine, cigarette, and other dark fluids that may stain your teeth in between whitenings. Good Luck !!!
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I use it in addition to flossing. I use mouthwash and it gets the gum line in addition to a large gap I have between two crowns that floss don't seem to clean out entirely.
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foam brush. Need to work quickly. However, I found wood or carpenters glue does drink in, so sanding afterward is limited due to thinness of veneer. Spray adhesive is better where sanding is expected (a joint).
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That depends on how much you use. I had my teeth whitened by a orthodontist, and as a maintainance, he recommended opalescence. There are different strengths, so you have to be careful because it can irritate your gums if you are using too strong a percentage.
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You mean your teeth didn't get any color on them? It usually takes me a while to get the color off. Better yet, just go to Ora wellness website for a good brushing technique and you're not going to need these anymore.
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Brian, I think any whitening action would be accomplished by the toothpaste and/or mouthwash you use. The brushing action of the Sonicare is aggressive enough that it should remove surface stains but YMMV :).
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I used the spray be sure to cover in both directions for best coverage. I saw some with glue and could see ripples under veneer maybe to much moisture in glue I am pleased with spray
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http://www.marinetex.com/gluvit.html this should help better than what i can say. I really liked the results. i used it on my fiberglass deck that had some stress cracks in it and I added Evercoat epoxy color agent and I'm happy with how it turned out. I hope you get some good results, this stuff really is nice.
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most veneer's purchase by consumers today have a paper backing, assuming yours does have a paper backing you would want to use a spray on adhesive. There are two types 1. Water-based ( as a preference I do not like this product) 1. Acetone or a similar compound based ( my preferred adhesive) if you go this route and you have the ability to apply the veneer on a flat surface. Buy yourself some 1/4 dowel rods and space them about a foot apart. Here's why, so you want to spray a surface you are applying the veneer to and the veneer itself. So think for a minute, unless you been doing this quite often and for a while: the chances of lining up your horizontal and vertical margins without running short, let me put it to you this way if you're that good back in the day when I was running cabinet shop I would hired on the spot. so the dowel rods provide you the ability to align your margins up before you apply veneer this gives you a better chance to align your margins correctly and less chance for error
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I have had luck with a 20% bleach and 80% water solution and a toothbrush. Just be sure to move quickly and rinse thoroughly. If that doesn't work then try some fine auto rubbing compound. Hope it helps.
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For best results, thoroughly floss and brush with water (especially tongue) first. Then, brush thoroughly with the charcoal powder. Pay special attention to gums, between teeth, and tongue. Let it sit on for a few minutes and rinse. You'll have to brush with water to get it all off. I personally like to floss again, but probably not necessary. Hope that helps :) Enjoy!!! P.S. I also put some in a small container (w/lid) to use just for teeth. Furthermore, I put some in my face wash and it has really helped my adult acne :)
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I used a colgate sensitive toothpaste a couple days before I got this one, then almost overnight it was gone. I might have used Squigle 2 days. It sure didn't feel like it would do anything. But I am still using it just in case, sometimes I feel a little sensitive thing maybe starting once in a while, but then I brush my teeth and it's fine. Just unbelievable to me, cause I don't like doctors/dentist and probably wouldn't go. So I kept reading online what other people have done for home remedies. Xylitol seems to be the key, I also bought the mouthwash Crest for sensitive teeth and use it after the toothpaste once a day (sometimes I forget too). It had the xylitol in it too. Good luck! I hope this helps. I did see a similar toothpaste on Swanson Vitamins for half the cost of Squigle, so I was thinking of trying that one next. But I definitely recommend this SQUIGLE!!!
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Did not say anything in the instructions, but I would imagine you can use dilute mouthwash or hydrogen peroxide.
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I recommend you ask your dentist. If the gray color is from taking certain medications during childhood while your permanent teeth were developing, this may not be helped by bleaching. You may need to invest in veneers.